Ruslan,
>
> I'm using iif, and running into some weird things. Well first of all I'm
> generating CF on the fly, so I need to escape # so that the
> variables don't
> get evaluated until they are in the generated file. For example I'm using
> something like this. Is this the right way to do it or is there an easier
> way?
>
> #iif(isDefined("Attributes.display"),DE(RTrim("#####attributes.nam
> e#_query.#
> attributes.display#####")),DE(""))#
>
> Do I really need the 5 pound signs? Attributes.name is getting evaluated
> right now, and so is attributes.display. Lets say Attributes.name is
> "first" and attributes.display" is "first_name" then it should return
> #first_query.first_name# with the pound signs around it.
>
<Cfoutput>#iif(isDefined("Attributes.display"),Trim(attributes.name&"_query.
"&attributes.display),DE(''))#</cfoutput>
will return the contents of the variable created from the bit in trim().
Put a DE() around the trim() and you'll get the variable name that was
created.
Regards
Stephen
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